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Preprint Oct 2026

Evaluating LiDAR Data Sources, Predictor Resolution, and Spatial Random Effects in Bayesian Change-of-Support Models for Forest Inventory

Forest managers need timely stand-level information to support operational planning, particularly in mixed-species, structurally heterogeneous forests facing climate-related disturbance. Model-based estimation combines sparse field data with remotely sensed predictors to estimate growing stock volume (GSV) for small ar...

Arthur Spitta, Andrew O. Finley, C. Gollob et al. · 0 citations
Preprint Sep 2026

Speed-quality tradeoff in a physical model of molecular sorting

Optimal parameters emerge naturally from the coupled dynamics of molecular aggregation and membrane mechanics, suggesting a possible strategy for cellular sorting systems to strike an efficient balance between rapid vesicle formation and high sorting quality.

E. Floris, Damiano Andreghetti, Thibaut Caplet et al. · 0 citations
Jul 2026

STLSat - An Improved Tableau for Satisfiability Checking of Signal Temporal Logic Formulas

STLSat, an open-source Rust tool that decides the satisfiability of STL formulas, synthesizes concrete witness signals, and extracts unsatisfiable cores with its tableau engine, allowing users to identify inconsistent subsets of requirements for more effective specification debugging.

Marco Zamponi, Florian Lammel, E. Bartocci et al. · 0 citations

SAT in Saturation: A Satisfied Match

A tailored integration of SAT solving for detecting variants of subsumption in superposition using the Vampire prover and showing that SAT encodings improve literal matching, and thus subsumption, in first-order theorem proving is presented.

Laura Kovács, Tu Wien, Austria et al. · 0 citations
2026

SAT Modulo Well-Founded Semantics

It is shown that the choice operator can be materialized by a SAT solver while propagating the consequences of choices through an extension of the alternating fixpoint algorithm for WFS with conflicts that are propagated back to the SAT solver.

Thomas Eiter, Tobias Nießen, Davide Soldà et al. · 0 citations

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